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a publication for slipholders and guests of Herrington Harbour Marinas Harbour Watch The Autumn 2010 Eco-Lifestyle Marina Resorts www.herringtonharbour.com Inside this Issue: Successfully Store and Winterize your Boat 2010 Best on the Bay Winners Fall Boating on the Chesapeake Entertaining on Your Boat 2010 Slipholder Seminars How to Successfully Store and Winterize Your Boat ast year’s snow and ice are healthy L reminders that we all need to be prepared for what winter can bring. Please feel free to contact the Herrington North Marina Office if you have any questions about scheduling your storage and service needs. Copies of the 2010 Winter Work Request are available in each Marina Office and online. A few basic winter storage reminders to assist you in your planning include: • Schedule your haul-out and winter projects early to ensure you get a schedule that suits your needs. • Check your boat regularly during the winter season. • Roller furling headsails need to be removed prior to haul-out. Please plan on doing this upon delivery of the boat. • Remove your drain plug. Land storage at Herrington North is available all year round. • Don’t tie boat covers or ladders to jack stands. • Secure your ladder to the keel blocks if you leave it at the boat. • Remove any loose items from the deck and store them down below or at home. • Space heaters used for freeze protection are strictly prohibited. It is recommended that you properly winterize your boat. Slip Referral Program A s we review our plans for 2011 slip rentals, we would like to remind you of our Slip Referral Program for both marinas (referrals must be in the same calendar year): • One referral receives $100 Harbour Dollars and 4 novelty cocktail glasses. • Two referrals receive $300 Harbour Dollars and a Herrington Harbour T-shirt. • Three referrals receive $600 Harbour Dollars and a Herrington Harbour polo shirt. • Four referrals receive $1,000 Harbour Dollars and a Herrington Harbour sweatshirt. Entertaining on Your Boat and the football season will provide Fallmanyboating opportunities for entertaining on your boat. Power vessel entering Herrington South 2 To make it enjoyable for everyone, consider creating a theme with a few boat decorations. Turn on some nice music and set out some snacks that are easy to serve on the boat. Satisfy your hungry guests with shrimp dip, cheese/salami and crackers, bbq chicken wings, chicken salad, snack/nut mix, drinks and dessert. BEST of the BAY 2010 Best Marina For Natural Environment Best Boatyard Best Marina for Small Boats Best Marina Resort Best 4th of July Celebration Best Dockside Bar (Mango’s) Best Cream of Crab Soup (Mango’s) Best Engine Work (Cook’s Marine) Best Electronics Work (MTS) Polynesian Luau at Herrington North events boosted the excitement nearly every weekend Slipholder this season at Herrington Harbour Marinas including: slipholder only parties and breakfasts, outdoor movie nights, docking challenges and three boating seminars. The events, as well as the physical improvements to the marinas each year, create an enhanced experience that is unparalleled throughout the Bay. Given the large numbers of slipholders at these events, it is evident that this is part of the boating lifestyle that you enjoy and we will continue to deliver that experience. We thank you for reflecting your opinions of the marinas in the Chesapeake Bay Magazine “Best of the Bay” annual survey. We will continue to identify new opportunities while working diligently to provide the best value on the Bay. Growing Oysters for Restoration by V-dock, glance over and you Ifwillyouseearetwopassing buoyant oyster cultivation systems. Each drum contains approximately 3,000 spat (baby oysters) that are almost a year old. The tide rotates the drum allowing the flow of water and food, and eliminates the development of fouling organisms. This tumbling promotes fast even growth and stronger Oyster spat shells for superior resistance to predators. When the spat are ready, they will be transplanted to a permanent location in the Marina. For more information on these fantastic cultivation systems, contact Johnny Oyster Seed at johnnyoysterseed.com. Let’s clean up the Bay one oyster at a time! Oyster drum Drum placement at V-dock 3 Fall Boating on the Chesapeake Upcoming Slipholder Seminars I t is that time of year again when the true beauty of the Chesapeake comes into full focus. The water remains warm deep into the season adding a degree of comfort to our boating experience even as the air turns crisp and clear. Our favorite anchorages that bustle with activity during the summer are suddenly our private refuges, shared only with the heavy flocks of geese and ducks that call the Bay home once the kids go back to school. The shorelines explode in color adding depth to the scenery as the trees change colors and the marsh grasses shine like a golden blanket along the edge of the creeks. Gone is the humidity of summer nights, replaced by a pure and crisp breeze that carries with it the delicate flavors of the region’s harvests. This is absolutely the Bay’s magical season and I strongly encourage you to take advantage of it by scheduling a late season cruise to your favorite anchorages. You will not be disappointed. The Inn at Herrington Harbour F or the second year, Herrington Harbour will be presenting another series of Marine Seminars, building on the fun and success of last year’s inaugural events. We are excited to offer an even more exciting format this year. Details and schedules will be posted on our website around the end of November. Additionally, we will notify our 2010 Diesel Engine Seminar slipholders through a series of direct e-mails. Herrington Harbour looks forward to seeing everyone there again. Atlantic Spars & Rigging The Benefits of Mast Removal Removing your mast before months of winter storage is beneficial for the hull, mast and rigging. We can perform general rigging inspections in the air, but there are many critical rigging and mast fittings that cannot be removed for further inspection unless the mast is off. Once it is removed, we will have the opportunity to: • replace sheaves. • replace or improve mast lights and electrical wiring. • take apart rod rigging and inspect rod heads (it’s recommended that they are re-headed every ten years). • apply a new Awlgrip paint finish to stop or prevent corrosion of vital mast components. • upgrade electronics and replace the masthead sending unit and cable. We also have the most complete custom metal fabrication shop in the area that fabricates or repairs railings, stanchions, tanks, pedestal rail modifications for Nav Pods and all types of custom brackets and fittings. South Fuel Dock Extended stay suites are available November through March, utilities included. Please contact us for further details. We would love to have you as our guest. 4 Winter Hours 9:00am - 5:00pm Daily ---------------------------------------------------Slipholder Fuel Discounts Herrington Harbour Security North Sails Extending Canvas Life Removing the canvas from your boat in the winter will preserve and extend its life span. Once removed, it should be thoroughly cleaned, inspected and repaired. A few simple rules for care include: • Pull as close to the fastener as possible when unsnapping your canvas. Be careful not to jerk the canvas as this can cause damage to the fasteners. • Use a mild lukewarm soap solution and a soft brush to wash your canvas. Avoid harsh cleaners or brushes, as this will shorten the life of the fabric coatings. • Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Never let soap dry on canvas. • If you need to re-treat your canvas for water repellency see your fabric manufacturer’s recommendations. Using harsh chemicals or the wrong product can void the warranty. • Never put canvas in a dryer or have it dry cleaned. • Check for broken stitching and have it repaired as necessary. • When storing your canvas for the winter, make sure it is dry and laid flat. Never fold canvas with glass. Dock Water All docks at North and South will be winterized around November 15th, weather permitting. Land storage water stays on year ‘round. Professional security guards patrol Herrington Marinas 7 days a week. Security cell phone numbers are listed in the Marina Phone Directory for your convenience. Osprey Marine Composites Osprey Marine Composites was commissioned earlier this year by Herrington South to fabricate composite piling caps for the newly re-furbished D-dock. This was the type of project that requires a great deal of skill and experience in order to make the finished product look as if it has always been there. Osprey Marine met the challenge by matching the copper colored caps to the new dock lights. Additionally, each individual cap was custom sized to 64 pilings of various sizes. In addition to their classy appeal, the durable new caps will greatly increase the longevity of this busy dock. 5 Cook’s Marine Service Voted “Best on the Bay 2010” There are many advantages to winter land storage. We recommend that you haul your boat to ensure your investment is kept safe. One particular concern is the bilge pump system. When the temperatures drop below freezing, the water in the bilge can freeze. Problems that may occur are: cracked deck scuppers, leaking valves or hoses and bellows failure, which can flood a boat fairly quickly. If the bilge pump is frozen, the boat could end up with serious problems and may even sink. Do a cost evaluation for a haul-out and storage for the winter and then consider that you will have to haul out in the spring to wash, replace zincs, paint and service, etc. The real additional cost for a lot of boat owners is only three or four months of land storage. That is a pretty good deal for peace of mind. Shrink Wrap Protection For Your Boat Shrink wrapping your boat not only protects your fiberglass, hardware, vinyl and canvas, but it prevents water and moisture from making its way inside your boat. Trapped moisture all winter leads to the formation of mold and can become a serious health hazard. Call the North Marina Office for priority scheduling with Schuman’s or Cook’s Marine. Some companies guarantee the wrapping and provide monthly inspections at our marinas to ensure integrity. Conlyn Marine Services We are in our 27th year of business at Herrington North and remain committed in providing our customers with excellent service in a timely, expeditious and cost effective manner. Our experienced and highly skilled technicians are the repair specialists to have onboard for your winterization, repairs, maintenance, upgrades or repower projects. We work on gas, diesel, power, sail, mechanical, electrical and plumbing. Winter is the best time to tackle larger projects that you have been considering. Vicki Turner and Jeff St. John 6 After 12 years of spinning his yarn and wild tales of the sea, Frank Stoces has decided to take his lovely bride Linda and head back to the open oceans. Frank built his Corbin 39 while in Canada, sailed her down the West Coast to Mexico then over to Hawaii. On his return trip, he decided to come through the Panama Canal and sail the East Coast U.S. In 1998 he pulled into Herrington Harbour North, took up roots and began selling boats. He’ll be around the Yard until the end of October so please stop by and say goodbye to a sailor, a boat builder, an adventurer, a good friend and a great storyteller. Canvas Connection Boat Protection all Year Long Fall is a great time for boating on the Bay. Canvas Connection can extend your time on the water by adding an enclosure to protect you from the rain, wind and cold. Additional services we provide to help you prepare your sails and/or canvas for colder weather are: inspection, removal, wash and repair, re-waterproofing and storage. Call Canvas Connection today for more details and a free estimate. The Harbour Watch A publication for slipholders and guests Herrington Harbour South P.O. Box 150 Friendship, MD 20758 Phone: 301.855.5000 Fax: 301.855.6819 E-mail: hhs@herringtonharbour.com Lat. 38.44.12 Long. 76.32.20 Herrington Harbour North P.O. Box 40 Tracy’s Landing, MD 20779 Phone: 410.867.4343 Fax: 410.867.2435 E-mail: hhn@herringtonharbour.com Lat. 38.45.86 Long. 76.32.80 Publisher: Herrington Harbour Marinas Editor: Melissa Kapper Visit us on the Web: http://www.herringtonharbour.com Herrington Harbour Marinas Phone Directory Herrington Harbour South Herrington Harbour North Marina Office, Inn, Pool, Fuel Dock, Gift Shop. ... ...................................................... 410.741.5100 ...................................................... 301.855.5000 Marina Office Fax............................. 301.855.6819 Herrington Inn Fax............................ 410.741.5180 Herrington on the Bay Catering........ 410.741.5101 ...................................................... 301.855.8435 Mango’s Bar & Grill......................... 410.257.0095 ...................................................... 301.855.6766 Security............................................. 410.991.7779 Roxy’s Hair Salon............................. 410.257.9838 Marina Office & Yacht Yard............ 800.297.1930 ...................................................... 410.867.4343 Marina Office Fax............................. 410.867.2435 Security............................................. 410.991.0090 ...................................................... 410.991.1953 Calypso Bay Restaurant.................... 410.867.9787 West Marine...................................... 301.889.0004 Yacht Brokers Integrity Yacht Sales........................ 301.261.5775 Free State Yachts............................. 410.867.9022 Weaver Boat Works (New Yachts).. 410.867.8757 On-Site Contractors Mechanical Central Marine.................................. 301.386.2900 Conlyn Marine Services.................... 301.261.5151 ...................................................... 410.867.4400 Cook’s Marine Service..................... 410.867.8100 Digital Prop Shop.............................. 410.867.8878 Macaulay Boatworks........................ 301.261.9060 Detailing/Polishing Cook’s Marine Service..................... 410.867.8100 Schuman Boat & Yacht Detailing..... 410.604.2801 Rigging/Welding Atlantic Spars & Rigging.................. 410.867.7248 Carpentry Phipps Boat Works........................... 301.261.9477 ...................................................... 410.867.4230 Sailing Courses The Sailing Academy........................ 410.867.7177 Yacht Lettering/Graphics South County Signs.......................... 410.867.8772 Canvas/Welding/Sails Canvas Connection........................... 301.889.0088 ...................................................... 410.867.8856 North Sails........................................ 410.269.5662 Celtic Sails........................................ 443.254.7245 Refrigeration and A/C Shiver Me Timbers........................... 301.452.0503 Fiberglass/Spray Painting Osprey Marine Composites............... 301.261.9201 ...................................................... 410.867.3022 Electrical/Electronics Marine Technical Services................ 301.261.5085 ...................................................... 410.867.0676 Useful Website Addresses Herrington Harbour: www.herringtonharbour.com Herrington on the Bay: www.herringtononthebay.com Integrity Yacht Sales: www.integrityyachtsales.com Mango’s: www.mangosonthebay.com Herrington Inn: www.herringtonharbour.com Atlantic Spars & Rigging: www.atlanticspars.com Marine Technical Services: www.goMTS.net North Sails: www.na.northsails.com Calypso Bay: www.calypsobaydockbar.com Osprey Marine: www.ospreycomposites.com Conlyn Marine: www.conlyn.com Sailing Academy: www.thesailingacademy.com Digital Prop Shop: www.digitalpropshop.com Schuman’s Cleaning: www.schumanclean.com Free State Yachts: www.freestateyachts.com Shiver Me Timbers: www.shivermetimbers.us Herring Bay Yacht Club: www.hbyc.org Herrington Harbour Sailing Assoc: www.hhsa.org South County Signs: www.southcountysigns.com 7 Brenda Showman’s Golden Retriever “Baylee” with his dog life vest on and ready for a cruise. 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